Roosevelt Holds Hidden Literary Talks With Senators
New York July 22 Theodore Roosevelt spent the day at editorial offices in animated literary discussion. Senator Cobb pressed behind the scenes on direct nominations while Roosevlt teased a plan for raising Maine ships. A caller showed a bold race progress poster. Roosevelt dismissed the audience as the woman left in a huff.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hig
George A. Cobb
del Roosevelt
Cobb
State Senate
Mederacy
Col Roosevelt
Lloyd D. Griscom
Herbert Parsons
New Yorks
J. Mayhew Walnarlah
Dot Rooaguelt
Parsons
Sulzer
Simmons
Nilagata Falla
Calder
Prooklyn
Frank Harper
America
Brotherhood of Rathway
Wilmington
Del
Fon & GG Keurke
Heo
Maine
Havana Harbor
Coisioss
Cal Roosevelt
Woonturer
Cauildreth
Franklin
Nebr
Augustus Jay
East Cheony
Roose
Progres
Whch
T R
Wireless before a jury in New York affair
July 22 Federal grand jury investigates United Wireless Telegraph Company affairs. Counsel for Christopher C Wilson and Samuel Boxart, officers of the company, report arrests and office staff presence as warrants are issued over mail fraud charges tied to stock sales.
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New York
Brant
United Witless Telegraph Company
Cal Christopher C Wilson
Jamuel Boxart
Western Carriers Agree To Suspend Rates In Trade Talks
After two ICC chaired talks with Weston trunk line officials a voluntary suspension of proposed rate increases was announced yesterday. Complaints over freight rates on rock salt from Cuylerville and Retsof NY to Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Kentucky name Swift & Co and International Salt Co of Chicago as filers against Pennsylvania Railroad and other eastern carriers and central freight lines.
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Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weston Trunk Ines
Rock
Cuylerville
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ullnals
Kentucky
Swift & Co
International Salt Company of Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Vanderbilt’s Cruise Ends In Newport Arrival
Harold Vanderbilt arrived in Newport aboard his new schooner Vagrant after a Bermuda departure Saturday. The voyage up the coast was smooth except for one day in the gulf stream with strong winds. Harbor master Captain Tom Shea greeted Vanderbilt on arrival, recalling giving sailing lessons nine years ago. the two men are close friends.
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Washington Post
Newport
Harold Vanderbut
Bermuda
Gulf Stream
Vanderbit
Tom Shea
Vanderbilt
Tom
Divorce Leads to Jail for Broker in Contempt
Chicago July 22 Brokers testimony in a divorce hearing led to contempt findings. Lulu Counselman and her divorce from the broker followed his remarriage to Miss Franch. Judge Arthur Ho Chetlain sentenced him to three months in jail in the superior court.
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Chicago
Withs Counselman
Broke
Qubman
Lulu Counselman
Counselman
Franch
Arthur Ho Chetlain
Chetlain
Mutiny in Spanish Prison Sparks Troop Call to End Short Clash
In Madrid a prison mutiny roared for three hours before troops restored order. Three soldiers fired in the air to intimidate rioters as authorities quashed the uprising. Within the same dispatch, Washington couple Raymond P. Rogers and Maude Eugenia Owns wed in Jersey City, with Judge William O'Driscoll officiating and a touring car awaiting afterwards.
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Madrid
Washington
Jersey City
Washington Post
New York
Raymond P. Rogers
New ruler of the Gypsies crowns assistant king
Emil Mitchell, proclaimed king by five tribal chiefs at Britton, Gray & Browne offices, quickly named Steven Miguel of Missouri as his assistant. The ceremony mirrored the prior installation with similar rites and protocol.
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Emil Mitchell
Britton, Gray & Browne
Emil
Steven Miguel
Missouri
Revolt and Expulsions Across Nations Stir Tense Reactions
Report covers Honduras Bonilla faction unrest and Davila’s arrests in Ceiba with a potential US role in elections, plus German expulsion of 21 Mormon missionaries after church gathering disrupted. Notes leaders in Nicaragua and intrigue around Estrada, U.S. intervention, and Switzerland-bound Mormons.
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Berlin
Herr Dallwitz
Germany
McKay
Switzerland
Foreign Office
Opium Laced Candy Sickens Nine Children in Webster
Opium pills found on a public dump were eaten as candy in Webster Massachusetts. Nine children became seriously ill and two, Victor Pepka aged 6 and Frank Mrowowski aged 12, are near death. Doctors say the two ingested at least twelve grains of the poison while others took less. All patients are receiving treatment at home in the Polish section.
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Webster
Mass
Victor Pepka
Frank Mrowowski
Census figures show Pueblo population rise to 44305
Census returns issued yesterday place Pueblo Colorado at 44305 residents, up from 28157 in 1900, a 57.7 percent increase. Pueblo county reports 35223, up from 34448, while Putnam town Connecticut lists 7280 residents, Putnam city 6637. Ashland Wisconsin records 901 residents, up from 709 in 1900.
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Pueblo
Colo
Pueblo County
Putnam Town
Conn
Putnam City
Ashland Town
Wis
Talks with Women by Madison C Peters on Crime Costs and Women's Role
The article cites crime costs of 1.373 billion dollars yearly and ten thousand murders annually in the United States, comparing arrest rates and executions with Europe. It discusses religious participation, marriage decline, moral decay, and questions if women's ballots could improve conditions, urging moral reform as a warning to America.
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United States
Cyrus
Persia
Central Asia
Xenophon
Anabasis
Chicago
London
Paris
Philadelphia
New York
Canada
Germany
England
Scotland
Wales
France
Belgium
Lfe
Jinglang
W. T. Stead
America
Rome
Seneca
Safety device blamed for Fort Monroe gun tragedy
Gen Crozier says a lanyard mechanism failed under a sudden pull by an artilleryman during drill at Fort Monroe, killing eleven. He notes the firing system is delicate and worn parts may have caused the malfunction, with ongoing inquiries and reports to Gen Wood.
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Gen. Wood
Fort Monroe
Fluch
Crozier
Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Station Changes
First Lieut Sebring C Meil and several officers receive leaves of absence, with extended periods for Capt Perry L Boyer and Capt William A Covington in medical and artillery corps. Maj Charles B Hardin retires and is relieved from Idaho militia duty while Brig Gen William W Wotherspoon serves as disbursing officer. Various station changes and reviews at Fort Riley, Manila, and Manila-Philippines channels, plus movements to San Francisco and New York for officers and duties.
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Sebring C. Meil
Signal Corpg
Dave
Benjamin Micckter
Coast Artillery Corps
Robert L Carswell
Medical Corps
Charles A. Clark
Perry L Boyer
William A. Covington
Charles B Hardin
Idaho
William W Wotherspoon
U. A
National Land Defense Board
Elmer Lindsley
Laporte
Ind
Wallace & Smith
Jairus A Moore
Moore
Bakers and Cooke
Fort Riley
Kana
San Francisco
Cal
Philippine Talanés
Manila
Philippines
Frank H Lawton
Adjutant Géneral of
Army
Nalson Gepea
Medted Corps
Ping Camp
N. Y
Francis L. Payson
Waller Reed General Hospital
District of Columbia
George D. Mn
Naval officer orders list from Washington dispatch
Orders to officers assign Captain Rogers home and Commander Jones to naval yard in Washington. Commander Edgar and Lieut Comdr Grant receive duties on Asiatic station and naval intelligence. Ensign Bornhalm to auto-Cigoa and Midshipman Paterson and Diehl assigned to medical routes and hospital duties.
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Nyval Hospital
Craacao
Hessle Fleet Continues After Fort Monroe Disaster
Fort Monroe Virginia witnessed a large coast artillery practice amid a fatal explosion. Despite one gun silencing, several crew were killed or fatally injured as targets representing battleships were destroyed. The fleet’s pass to Washington or Baltimore was deemed impossible under the intense fire.
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Fort Monrroe
Fort Monroe
Fury St
de Russy
Hampton Roade
Washington
Coast Artillery Corps
de Bussy
de Tussy
Elery
Baltimore
Funeral of Artillerymen at Fort Monroe
Post band leads a funeral for seven artillerymen killed in the Battery De Rugsy disaster at Fort Monroe. 1,500 artillerymen and many peninsula residents attend as chaplain J H Scott conducts services under flags and flowers. Bodies go to Dayton Ohio New Tazewell Tennessee Ripley Ky Wva Albright W Va Kenton Ohio and two to Old Point.
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Newport News
Battery de Rugsy
Fort Monroe
J. H. Scott
Peninsula
Clarence FP. Townsley
Arthur Murray
Murray
Chesapeake and Ohio
Old Point
Charles C. Atkins
Phoebus
Albert Bradford
Alfred W. Smith
National Cemetery
Gov Mann
Virginia
Commonwealth of Virginia
Percy Hawes
George L. van Deusen
Marine Corps Orders and Promotions at Port Royal
Col George Richards paymaster to leave one month from July 18, OC Reisinger A F M leave from August 1. Capt J C Beaumont appointed judge advocate for general court martial. Numerous officers reassigned to marine barracks navy yards and duties in Manila, Norfolk, San Francisco, Puget Sound, and Port Royal. Promotion and court martial appointments follow at Marine Officers School Port Royal. several officers granted leave and duty changes.
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Teave
Reisinger
J. C Béaumont
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
NP. Valte
H. ¢. Haines
Www
B. Lemly
Mating Corps
Manila
P. I
F. & Denny
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Cal
A. Bayes
Marine Barracks
Tary Yard
Puget Sound
Wash
Lisut
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Mering Barracks
Naval Academy
Annapolis
L Mcfawley
Quartermaster’s Department
A. 8
A. Haler
Inspector's Department
U. Iain
T C Prince
A Q M
U. 8
Marines
Mentis
B. H Fuller
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Way Yard
Charleston
Marine Officers’ School
Port Royal
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Ospt
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R. M. Cutts
W. A. Pickaring
3. Vogel
Denig
John Dixon
Oliver Floyd
HR Thacher
H L. Smith
C. ¢. Biner
H. M. Butler
Schoal
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported From Various Stations
A listing of naval vessel movements and arrivals including Solace Des Moines Tonopah Tonopah, New York City Hoboken Norfolk Newport and San Francisco. Ships depart from Washington Annapolis Charleston Mongovia Gardiners Bay Gardiners Bay Montauk Point Mare Island and other yards to various destinations such as Las Palmas New Orleans Santa Barbara and Califormie City.
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Leonidas
Lambert Point
Solace
Charleston City
Salem
Boston
Tonopah
Hoboken
Rockst
Norfolk
South Carolina
Gardiners Bay
Newport
Minnesota
Gordineta Bay
New York City
Cheyenne
Mare Island
Califormie
City
New Orekos
Chstoo
Dalren
Priest Accuses Boss Influence Shakes Hibernia Election
In Portland James J Regan of St Paul won the Ancient Order of Hibernia presidency by 18 to 157 over Matthew Cummins of Boston amid wild scenes and boss influence allegations. The vote followed hours of confusion as Father O'Donnell claimed Regan was approached by New York political power brokers.
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Washington Post
Portland
Oreg
James J Regan
St.Paul
Ancient
Order of Hibernia
Matthew Cummins
Boston
Regan
Cummins
Joseph McLaughlin
Philadelphia
James ?. McGinnis
Scranton
Thomas J. Malopty
Council Bivits
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Hibernian
Beaon
O’donnell
Massachusetts
New York
Clan-na-Gael
Father O'Donnell
Cleveland
Onis
Kate Maloney
Troy
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Montpensier in New York Arrival From Vera Cruz
Prince Ferdinand of France, Duc de Montpensier, eldest son of the Comte de Paris, and his brother, served with the Duc de Chartres under Gen. McClellan in the Civil War. They arrived in New York from Vera Cruz and have been visiting President Dias. He will depart for Europe in a few days.
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New York
Prince Ferdinand of
France
Duc de Montpensier
Comte de Paris
Duc de Chartres
Gen. McClellan
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Dias
Europe
Cruiser Squadron Returns to Hampton Roads
The armorer cruiser squadron comprising the Tennessee North Carolina and Montana returned to Hampton Roads after months at sea. The North Carolina convoyed the Brazilian battleship Minas Geraes bearing the body of Nabuto Brazilian ambassador to the United States to Rio. The fleet also marked the Argentina exposition opening in Buenos Aires and the Tennessee led a Pacific pathfinder role before the voyage.
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Washington
Norfolk
Jay
Armorer
Tennessee
North Carolina
Montana
South Armorica
Pacific
Hampton Roads
Rio
Nabuto
United States
United States Navy
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Tennesse
Admiral Stanton
Old Point
Army to Teach Cooking At Two Army Schools
General Order 135 directs two wartime cooking and baking schools for the regular army. One at the Presidio San Francisco and the other at Annapolis Barracks DC will train soldiers to produce the finest army cuisine. The program spans four months with graduation possible in three for top cooks.
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War Department
Carter
Presidio
San Brancisco
Cal
Aaninaton Barracks
District of Columbia
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